Space-age rapid transit to debut in Tel Aviv
Developer of NASA-designed skyTran chose Israel as the perfect place to pilot the software-guided personal transport pods that glide on a cushion of air.
Abigail Klein Leichman, a writer and associate editor at ISRAEL21c from August 2010 until her retirement in March 2024, moved to Israel in 2007. She has freelanced for a variety of newspapers and periodicals since 1984.
Developer of NASA-designed skyTran chose Israel as the perfect place to pilot the software-guided personal transport pods that glide on a cushion of air.
Technion graduate and Columbia professor Maria Chudnovsky will get $100,000 every year for the next five years to use as she pleases.
Members of global Jewish advocacy group AJC spent a week in October exploring a different Israel.
ISRAEL21c takes a look at how the centenarian medical organization has revolutionized healthcare in Israel and beyond.
Cake maven Ron Ben-Israel opens the third season of the Food Network’s competition among pastry chefs.
The hosts of “Grannies on Safari” filmed two episodes in Israel as guests of the Tourism Ministry.
Smartype lets you see what you’re typing on a built-in screen, without shifting your eyes from keys to screen. It has apps, too.
Tamar Yaniv’s Preen.Me just raised $800,000 to make her site the go-to peer authority in the $60 billion cosmetics market.
‘Improving the world, for Israelis, is a way of life. Entering situations of uncertainty is less traumatic because that’s life here,’ says Roni Einav.
Staying on a Mediterranean or low-carb diet gives long-lasting health benefits even if some weight is gained back, according to a new Israeli study.
Tom Peled takes a moment to write to ISRAEL21c before rolling into New York with $80,000 raised through his Bike for the Fight.
Tourists and Israelis alike are discovering the romance and adventure of hot air ballooning across the scenic skies of Israel.
A world’s-first Israeli nerve-stimulation device balances the autonomic nervous system of heart-failure patients.
Israeli women are dominant in all three areas of biomedical engineering — inventions, industry and investment.
A new study explains why certain patients develop severe infections after chemotherapy and suggests how to avoid this side effect.